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Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
NOTICE..

TO rhom it may concern:'
| hereby forewarn all persons against
harboring, employing, or marrying my
daughter,
MARY MARGARET GREEN,
she being under age ANY person rendering
himself, or herself liable under this notice
will be held to- a strict accountability by me,
her father.
Jan q It, JSCOB GREEN
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

naces 800 600 bushels of Charcoal.
A. TOBB,
Feb 30 At. Super crntcndcnt.
WANrED.-An active, experienced Book
Agent to represent. an Association in the
larger towns of Western. Mary lard. Ad,
dress Manager,
p. o. Box 1lG Mcchanicslown, Md,
Feb "a IT,
RECEIVED THIS WEEK AT ROOTS.
Po,lrr's Oil Cloth for Wagon Covers. the
best made.
Patent sclfadius,ng window shades, no
cords needed.
A. W. Martins Bcs, Il Her Flour.
\ choice lot of Century Cloth, Scrim and
Spring Styles of Dress Buttons.
-Four in-hand Nccklcs.
Another hoyshrAd Of that fine New Or
leans Sugar.
Try so cent Syrup AT Roots
FISH-Mackcrel very fine at Roots.
February, 1887.
NEW GOODS for early Spring. Splen-
did line Of Heavy Cot'onadcs, Gingl'ams,
Scersnrkcr,, New Prints, Chcvio,s, ali choice
styles, Musins &c at Roots.
SLAUGHTER SALE of goods at Roots
to close out stock. Prints, Ginghams down
to five cents per yard, Dress Goods away
down in price, they must go. Call and see
us. Bargains Bat.ains!! at Roots.
For RENr--Twostory.brick house, two
lots and garden in Graceham.
Feb II st. Mrs. Geo. Hankcy.
W Pork, Pudding and Sausage; also
smoked bacon, all of my own curing.
For sale by
ftblO3t w. A. LINN.
eB- Fresh Supply of Coal just received
1T the yard. N. G. CROFT.
Oats and Corn for Sale in large or small
quantities at GROFFS.
Timothy SEED tor sale at
feb32t n c. GROFFS
w For Big, Rich Stew Of fine large
Oysters Go to Gilbert's.
l3s- Gilbert gets up great Oyster Stew;
1t is perfection.
COAL plenty for ALL Red and White
Ash all sizes at Stocksdale & Bussard's.
HEATING STovEs.-A full line of the best
improved styles at Oslers. Selling at cash
prices.
Secondhand Stoves for Sale at Oslcr's
Three Templates, one Morning Glory and
two small Cook Stoves.
Moves.
FoK ROLLER FLOUR, 60 to w. A. Lynn's.
w. A. LYNN has the Exclusive sale of
W. II. Biggs & Bros Isabella and "Vic
tor" Roller Fancy Flour in Mcchanicstown.
The latest improved Stoves at Osler.s.
A full line of Heating Stoves at Oslcr's
The largest stock of Stoves IN town at
Oslcr's
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

YOUNG LADIES LOOK TO YOUR
interest and examine Cramer's line of
Hosiery. Buttons, Hamburgs, Work
ing Floss, Bustle Bones, IIardkerchiefs,
Grandest Styles of Seersuckers, and
Prints for nice iDress or Wrapper
YOU have seen for n while.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

YOUNG AND OLD MEN, we have
some grand news to tell you in refer
cnce to the stock of Hats recently been
purchased and will arrive in few
days; in few words they are the incest
styles and the best quality lor"the
money | ever offered to the public.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

PLEASANT PARTY On Monday evening
last Misses Clara and Fannie Landcrs enter
taued large circle of invited guests at
their home on West Mainst.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

Use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills ifyou want
to feel well and lively. All druggists keep
them. % cts.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
OIL,

1.-THE Greatest Cure on Earth FOR Pain,
Will relieve more quickly than any
other known remedy. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Swellings, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago. Sores, FROST
bites, Backache, Wounds, Headache,
Toothache, Sprains, &c. Sold BY all
Druggists. Price 25 Cents . Bottle.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24


1887. 1887. 1887.
Premium copies to gcttcrs up of clubs for
The "Baltmore Weekly Sum-
FIVE COPIES ....................$30 90
With an extra copy of the Weekly Sun
0neyear.
TEN COPIES. .............. $40 90
With an extra copy of the Weekly Sun
one year, and one copy of the Daily Sun
three months.
FIFTEEN COPIES. ..............$1 $1j 90
With an extra copy of the Weekly Sun
oie year, and one copy of the Daily
Sun six months
TWENTY COPIES. SEQ 90
With an extra copy of the Weekly Sun
one year, and one copy of the Daily Sun
nine months.
THIRTY COPIES. S................$ $3.50 90
With an extra copy of the Weekly Sun
and one copy of the Daily Sun one year
When mailed to Europe and other Postal
Union Countries, $l.02 for Twelve
months. No deviation from published term,
Address
4. s. ABELL d CO., PUBLISHERS.
.SJN nov BUILDING.
BALTIMORE, .ND.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

From Westminster frequently over 500
gallons are shipped.
The shipments from Emory Grove were
$50 gallons, from Giyhdon 30 and Pikcsvlle
200
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

"Your horse is always in condition.
"Why certainly, we use Days Horse Powder
all winter"
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

CHARCOAL WANTED Wanted by the
Catoctin iron Company at Catoc,n Fur
naces 800 600 bushels Of Charcoal.
A. ROBB,
Feb 20 A. Supcr intcnlcnt.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
The weather remains tickle.

Mr.. Geo. d. Keyser will manufacture
furniture for the Wholesale trade. Dealers
will do well to write him for prices.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

Only good snd reliable medicine should
be given babies and young children. DIR
Bulls Baby Syrup does not contain any
thing injurious.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

Beauties can't resist DrcSels Bell Cologne.
1t is reported that the iron mines near
worked this spring.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

Nothing like DR. Sellers Liver Pills" for
headache, bilinous, dizziness, constipation,
fever and ague, and all malaria.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

Ifyou want to preserve your bacon free
from "skippers," use the Peerless Paper
Meat Sack, Sec advertisement
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

lIamburgs and Buttons, the finest Sc
lection in the town and more than that
they are among onr Specialties.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

YOUNG MEN LOOK TO YOUR
own interest and examine Cramer's
line Of ncckwear of the very latest de
signs.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

The building outlook here for the coming
summer is less promising than it has been
for several years. We know Of but one
person who at present contcmplatcs build
inv
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

There is some talk of reviving the G, A. r.
post in this place. We doubt if there is an
other locality in the county where as MANY
sxunion soldiers can bc mustered as may be
within a radius of several miles of this town.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

Our large and artisticaly executed sale
bills are attracting attention and our prices
in luce the economically disposed. Send in
your dates.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

but oh! what damned minutes tell he
DER who suffers, but waits; who writhes,
yet means, before he makes up his mind to
send out for just twenty-gye cents worth Of
Salvation OIL the main cnrc
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

For additional Locals zee End p0Ge.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

PROMISE or BRISK TIMEs-In this issue
the Catoc,n Iron Co. advertises for 300, O0O
bushels of charcoal This means that in ad.
dition to the large coke furnace, one of the
old charcoal furnaces will also I've put in
blast. With these two in operation there
will be booming times at Catoctln and this
entire section will he benefited.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

Will some one knowing himself to be
indebted to us. please bring us load of
wood9 Should more than one comply with
the above, we will find place to frank it
uD,
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

A man named David Sharer died recently
near Kcysslile. lie had permitted woman
to burn cancer in his face and he died of
lock jaw. Why will people otherwise in
telligent go so far es,lay in such Matters
No one but physician should ever be per,
mittcd to operate in such matters.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

We like to be busy but We do not enjoy
being "snowcd under" and compelled to
keep patrons waiting as has been the case
during the past ten days.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

Frederick seems to have taken the lead of
all the Western Maryland cities in regard to
the free delivery system. Hagerstown is
blue over it and Cumberland feels so sore
abeut the matter that she sent irreprcssibe
Philip Avirett to Washington to plead for it
- hprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
MONTAGUE cLINCHwooDs SECURITIES


PROSPECT OF LIVELY LEGAL STRUGGLE-COCN-
Sell IN BATTLE ARRAY.
There 10 Q prospect Of an interesting and vfvacous
legal struggle the securities Of George Montague
Cnchwood, tho mysterious American said to be under
In Bremen Germany, tho charge OF swindlng
the Merchants Exchange Bank Of this city by presenting
drafts for honor which alleged to be worthless
Mr. Cnchwood 10 said to have ingratiatcd himself at
Geneva with q retired English Army surgeon named
Kess and with his two daughters, and to have Dor
rowed some thousands Of dollars from him. The her-
chants Exchange Bank received word to stop payment
on any drafts OF Cllnchwood and subsequently ~ was
stated the bank that he had been arrested IN bremen
for possible extraditiou to Geneva
on this side tho water the battle now lies between
Daniel Lord jr. OF Lord Day Lord and Franklin ben
associated with David N. Levontrtt MT ben repre-
sents Mr. Clinch wood He at one time well known
in circles defender of suits or prosecutor
In business pertaining to the profession.
Mr. Ben yesterday got out an order TO SHOW cause on
Monday next why the attachment on Mr.. Cnnchwoods
property in the state obtained by Lord Day Lord at
the Instance of Mr. Kiess. should not be vacated MT
Ben said TRIBUNE reporter that he expected 70 get
the attachment vacated And my next Nep. saia ne,
with emphasis. will be to bring snt against the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank Thtir course is wholly unwar
ranted Mr. Cinch woods securities and drafts are per-
feciy and that the bank should dishonor tbe IN
this high handed manner Is abundant cause LOT acon
The attachment has been got ont on the GROUND OF
and yet 10 specific charge to substantate inc
allegation Just wait and you will see now not we sna
mako 1t for tho bank In its attack on MT
Mr. Bien declined to give any Information on the Sup
ject OF Mr. ClinchwOod's anteccdcnts or history. .
Mr. Lord waited In patience all day at his once ior
response to his telegram asking II MI Clnchwooa tn
really arrested In Bremen On the subject OF MT
Biens boast of the vacation OF the attachment Mr. LORD
Mr. Bien on the matter and Mr. Lord would 60 him half
Thus the matter stands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
TWO woMEy ARRESTED FOR PERJURY

Mre Adella Den .more and Miss Ella womsey. OF
No. 345 wythe-ave.. Brooklyn, were before Supreme
Court Judge Pratt yesterday upon n writ Of babcas
corpus and n motion TO admit them to bail pending
trial upJn charge of perjury preferred against them
in Cortland County. The grows OIL OF q suit
over type writer with which Lucien y. CrlDdalI and
Mrs Densmore's husband were connected. Crandall
sued Densnore Tor hbe gro wing out of letters which
he wrote TO the Remngtons and recovered $4,000
as damages Mrs. DeDsmore and Miss Worms cy
testified at the trial that Cranda.l was guilty of i'm
proper conduct IN this ty in 1874
Ii was shown by the Code that person arrested
and committed in another county must be taken be-
fore the magistrate who issues the warrant and
Jul, Pratt denied the motion for bail the ground
of lack of jurisdiction the prisoners wore committed
and not held foi examination. They were taken TO
Cortland last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
IN FAVOR OF SMALL PARKS IN THE CITY.

Mayor Hewitt, President Beekman and General new
ton Committee Small Parks. OF the Board OF street
Openpg heard arguments yesterday Ia favor Of esab-
fishing small parks In various sections OF the city NJ
T. Williams spoke in favor of one bounded by Nsrex'
Houston King and Congress SITS This was part OF the
CITY he said where there small parks ana the
residents needed breathing place as much as those IN
apy other part of the city. William j. Fryer, Jr advo
Gated the creation OF park bounded by Delaney stan
ton Cannon and Goerck This he said, was dense
y populated ghbornOod AMI the death rate, In warm
weather especially, was necessarily high a: Levy
strongly opposed the creation OF small parx az one
hundred and forty -frstst and TsEtbave. The Mayor
told him that need give himself any nneaslness
That part OF city would not be reached for this pur
pose FOR several generations TO come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
pp,voJyo RAILROAD COMPANY TO TERMS

pp,vcJyG A RAILROAD COMPANY TO TERMS
s,.nhsn O. Conover Is a contractor in the Twenty
s,,tb Ward in Brooklyn, and he managed on Thursday
TO get ahead Of tho Long Island Railroad company
which has monopozed large part OF Atlaniic,ave,
nroSsings with standing cars at all hours. Conover
was cartng dirt across the track at Madison-st and
"tIonticN ave when a number OF rapid transit cars
rsre run on n siding obstructlng the crossing, and
left thore, making 4 necessary for his carts 70 go lo~
Tho cars and Conovcr told him that no would bocK
the railroad IL the street was not opened Co
co ahead,n was the var! masters response 30
got an old horse which could not be heightened
by locomotive and with light wagon drove on nc
s,roaJ tracks and stopped where the cars crossed his
wav He was In the way Of all passing trains. and
was warned OF, but dill not bulge even when loco.
native ran down so close to touch the wagon Then
tho ward master removed the and superintendent
Barton said that tho street should not be obsuuctcd
again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

REASONS FOR THE MONETARY STRIfGENCI
The business failures throughout the country In the last
week. reported by r. G. Dun Co.. OF the Mercantile
Agency 1855 for the United States ana 20 Tor
CsaA total against f74 last week and lso In the
essspondine week last year In their weekly review OF
~ Msssrs Dun Co. say substantially;
Auantcpatons monetary strtngency this TALL which
EXPRESSED months ago abunant justified W the
felt In spte supplies from abroad far beyond
Sessensble We're the merchandise movement
Alone to gold woud be going out IN large amounts
insiead gold coming largely through operations OF
sats purchase Of securities or for other
uehl sent west Tor railroad pu
er other operations Philadelphia cautious because OF
aiures aud sequsnoes not whoy nlscloseu
nnst lauks forced especial Conservatism py tne
a. e D. uncertainties aud the effects OF che fideV COZ
~ Chicago business done Dy bolo
and high bid BY merchants and
nnkesey reported Nashville AMI Atlanta Win Mtve
c,.Sq % fan at sw Orleans and the demand ~
S.svesnd Omaha City and other western ctea
$Vh46k account OF activity IN traie OF ~ punanh
seeary continues 70 absorb money IL boids ~ ~
nw 100000 gold than last SATURDAY, and s2oOOOV
Ee's ~ tenGers against 100000 less silver Demand
=. sHh u tfs has pressed silver notes into use until
etOOO sse outstanding But Treasury aosoptoh on
49, pet for tho scarcity In view OF he large
S o. Gohs and the conclusion n uuavoapis hrt .ne
49, - 2e1ey to the West and sonh - nnusnsly ixge
~. Q4cnfsy making time loans. because NewIork
ave 10 spare except on cai aepressos
- geetns 10 cause curtailment 81 conmecia iran
Mebhs II forcsecD that real esate rpecu
49, The a. smlt 10 40 In one year All tue suiains
.1t-S~t viieh IL felt Exports OF breadstnrs pro
eeeA eait. and OIL august were $3I OOO 600 IN
~ above tie month last year but I'm.
ssEYerS ier Ausls. show an incre use OF 10 per
.ch sould Indicate another heavy excess OF imports
Ot1fU Tor month 3Jll cones this WY, not III
S.voe tfoe goots. but as loan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

BROKERS WANT AN APOLOGY FROM CHICA 90.
The telegraph wires wer In working orier between
this city and Chicago Yesterday but President wright,
OF the Chicago Board OF Trade, did not avail himself
Of the privilege to make Almonds for his insult 10 the
New-YOrx Produce Exchange II bo was correctly re-
ported on Tuesday. The monbers OF tho Exchange
talked the matter over with considerable vivacity
and they watched the telegraph tape with eagerness
but went home disappointed and said harder things Of
Presi cnt Wright than they did On Wednesday. The
tension OF their fDri IL becoming somewhat
strained. and unless President Wright comes TO their
relief a delegation of tho host and strongest
from a physical point Of vew-thrcaton to take al
vantage Of the present cut rates to Chicago and seek
honor.
President Orr OF the Produce Exchange, YESTERDAY
demanded explanation from the chairman OF the
floor committee why violation Of the rules OF the
Exchange and the dignity Of IT. members was per-
hitfe by the hanging and burning I'm eflgy OF Piesi
dent Wright, Wednesday. Tho chairman replied
that the matter all jte and had probably been
treated too seriously by the newspaper reporters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
feqal Notices.
CUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY

~ OF NETWORK.
Peter Murphy James z Desy thsries Dsvlin Michel
Mssser, james Il. Doe John G Dee. Hugo Wei. Barlow
stevens Kate Wool Amos stratton, Charles Warrsns
Frederick N. Eastman Elza L. darrstso9 Harry r. "
Eastman. George W. Eastman. Grace II. Payne. mary Il
Easta an. Margaret C. Eastman. Summons
To the above named defendants and eacn OF mem
hereby summoned to answer the tnis
action and TO serve copy the panttfe
MONS exclusive the day Of service and IN case OF yous
failure to appeal or VII % . asAns'
Dated July rs. 1887, ,rcxx .,...,s,...
once and Post Oaico Address,
No. 96 Nasssust, New.York city.
To the defendant Daniel Kelly.
summons served upon you ~ puohcetl2e
Hon. Charles Donohue OF the
Justices Of supreme Court Of the statc OF New YORK.
plant once OF tho ciork Of the City and County
Dated August II 1887. AoHBEL p. FITCH.
PlaintfTs AtterAa4b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
n)inter Resorts.
LAKEWOOD, NEW-JERSEY
LAUREL House
Opens October J. 1887.
PLUMER. PORTER BARKER. Managers
minter Resorts.
election Nctire.
STATE OF NEw.IoRK.
OFFICE or THE SKcRETARr OF STATE.
ALBANY. Aug. ]. 1887.

STATE NEw-YORK,
OFFICE oS TIE SECRETARY OF STATE
CiR~NO1ICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- the general election to be held in this state on the
Nov g. the following Officers are to be elected
Of sii e: s. Psf: Fl
4 ffsasarer in the place Of IAwRENcE j. Fiizo Err
General tn: place Of DENIS ogRdEN
NArH 1ts s%EEf and Surveyor IN tho place OF
All whose terms of Office will expire on the last day Of Do
Of the for The First Judicial a
CHARLES DoNoHUE whose terms Of office VIII expire on
the Fifth senate DISTRICT composed 2, II:
NssYorE tina, portion Of hs Fourth Ward q .sii sZ
ROW sprucs Gold street FeTy street Peck SIP and
has s Within s tn aaneock seecis
Street Leroy River Island Bed
senator for the sixth Senate Dstrc. composed Of the
YORK and ali that portion Of sad civ h.s
lies within Catherine street. Chatham street. stress
senator for the Seventh senate District composed Of tho
Tsn po anS ne Ward
and % ad that ss .: the sa% r
s i aaa be of tho
sra,ssnss Ward Ssy;ysrE n iSs! portion &
RseeEsr street carmne street sixth avenue FonrssntS
q na NSh 4. q snai a
sna Ts S aq S s
sixth and ?. 15 portion 81 the srse
street. sixth avenue and North River
Senator Ninth District composed OF Al
Of the Eighteenth Nineteenth end wentynrss
CITY Of NewYork that lies east OF Third avenue
sesator Tor the Tenth District composed OF all
that portion Of Twentieth and Twenty rs wards OF the
CITY that lies within Thrteth street Foruetn
street Third Eighth all that portion Of
the Nineteenth Ward OF said city that lies west Of Third
avenue and Ali portion OF the Twelfth and twenty
wards that lies east Of Eighth avenue, Wards ana
Randalls IsapdA
senator for The Senate District mposed Of the
Twenty fourth OF the city OF New
York and Ali that portion Twelfth. Twentieth and
wards OF said city that lies within Thrte1
street. Spuyen Duyvl Creek Eghth avenue anu hu"s'a
County and district officers also to be elected for said
county
surrogate in tho place Of DANIEL O: ROLLINS
OF the CITY Court Of "a me p,css
OF STEPHEN BURDETT HYATT and tERNEsT HAIL
one Coroner. the place OF MICHAEL j. B. MES
All whose terms Of win expire the last day Of De-
Judge of the Court General Sessions for the torn
of fourteen January hrst eighteen hunred ano
esbty- pursuant to Chapter 56+, Laws of 1857
Respectfully y oqr1k COOK.
Secretary Of ssate
sHKRIrP's OFFICE,
COUNTY COURT HOUSE, Z
CITY COUNTY OF NKw.yoRk,
Aug "a, 1897
certfy the above copy Of the election notice
received by this day from the secretary Of state
Sheriff of the City and County Of NewYo!k
Publishers Of newspapers VIII not insert the ABOVE adves
usement unless specially authorized 80 TO 90;
Sheriff Of the City and County Of Newly York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
THE LAST or THE STRAW HAT BRTGAp DE-

The last stra grcr Of tho strawhat brigade appeared
the floor OF the Cotton Exchange yesterday In the
person OF George W. Balllle. He was sorry, bl :,
escaped with his hair. Notwithstanding that he be-
longs to tho Oh links Circle" his comrades hal no
compassion upon him. James Bankhead Guest and
Little Bob" I the Hem enants Of tho circle, led tho
onslaught. Tho rim OF the hat camc first, then
portion OF the crown then piece after piece until
nothing but chips were scattered over the floor. A
pacaid was prepared upon which were the words.
ann a Martyr" but when II was ready to DO hung
about Bailles neck he had gone TO strike up his pal
anccs for the day. lie will wear new hat to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
CAREFUL RECORDING .

CAREFUL RECORDING AT TIE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Collector Magone has completed system OF record
OF each days work in each department of the Custom
House which shows night every detail Of work done
and where there Is any deficiency In the performance
of duties This record shows the number OF enfrlc
received, the number OF entries quidated, the num-
Der of invoices received, the number OF packages re-
ceved delivered or sent TO Public Stores, the amount
received for refund, and the amount withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17

OUR HOUSE PAINTS FILL THE GRAIN OF THE
WOOD. FANCY WOODS AND PIANO CASES HAVE,
WITH GREAT CARE AND PA INsTAKfNN BEEN
FILLED BEFORE, BUT NEVER THE SIDE OF YOUR
HOUSE. OF THE LAST IMPORTANCE, THIS COSTS
YOU NOTHING. OUR VIVID GLOSSY cOLoRS OUT!
WEAR ALL OTHERS COLOR CARDS, CIRCULA RS
THE f. J. NASH MANUFACTURING CO, MANUFACT.
UREs OF PURE LINsEED OIL LIQUID PAINTS.
NYACK, N. " U. 8. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
IxF9s7lcArTye TIE pIAMoyD RoBBERH

SsaH xnllca. West Forty sevcnth.st Police yes
~ nsis ths following report about Mr. watsons loss
<e~sds: "ln 20 ADVERTISEMENT In yssfer
~ OF diamond robD.r,, from Mr> Watson OF
Wal Fifty -conds report that have called ~
S@vo honse tmrs last evening and DAY and
chd home. tsforned ny tho jsDit that
psyn .srv.si nii' sammsDs few days ag" for non.
1881 OF rent vii have To move. Ther, las been
sxper OF the robbery. In oc.obtr.
Dstectye Riley OF this 1t ton airrsted cooren r,
oyel ~ t lady. lived then at No 2s6 Wset
IN tyan!st for tho larceny OF largo diamond breast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-17
TO VISIT THE Ora YES OF DEAD OOMRA DIES

TO VISIT THE Ora YES or DEAD COMRA DES
Ninety survivors OF the Goth NewYork Volunteers.
regme 1t composed Of Germans which the front
in SOL and served for two years. assembled last evening
at Kloebers Hail. Broome and Edrdge sts and marched
to Desbrosses and the North River, where they EN-
barked for Jersey City and taking the o'clock train on
the Pennsylvania Railroad started on their way TO
sharpsburg, Md. There today they Will dedicate a
monument In the National Cemetery erected in memory
of the the regiment, OF whom lost their
lives in a gallant charge at Antietam at bharpsDurg
they received by the Antieam Post OF the Grand
tery where Joseph Unger will unve the monument and
addresses will be made by Colonel III. f. Roehr, frz
con mand OF the visiting detachment Colonel Roehr
acts adjutant. Joseph Unger as 9uarermaster ana
granite shaft eight feet high ornamented With bronze
pect 10 be home again on Tuesday morning.